>>1014241
>Are the aliens in the same world as the elf creatures or are they separate projects?
It was in that chart I posted earlier
>>1014115
The idea with the Chi Wara and the two races that descended from them is that the Chi Wara come from a foreign planet where most of the female life is in the form of the typical mobile animal, while most of the male life is more “plantlike”, like a sponge or precambrian animal. Most female animals don’t breed with one “plant” in particular, and some animals do also have a male counterpart that is capable of moving.
During human prehistory, some Chi Wara settled on the Earth and taught humans agriculture and how to build civilizations.
Because of the way Chi Wara reproduce, they’re compatible with many different types of semen, including human semen, so some of the Chi Wara integrated into human society and eventually evolved into Amazons due to selective pressures.
The Elves are the descendants of the Chi Wara that decided to isolate themselves from the Earthly races, and ultimately went down a different evolutionary path, keeping some of their Chi Waran features while also adapting to the Earth’s environment. The Elves reproduce almost exclusively using the semen-producing crops they brought to the Earth ages ago since they consider it taboo to do otherwise, and this severely handicaps their population growth since those crops don’t grow well in the Earthen soil. The Elves scorn their sister race for their breeding with the Humans and think that the Earth men would be better off like plants. Most of the races on the Earth dislike the Elves, but their retention of the magical prowess of their Chi Waran ancestors is what prevents them from being wiped out.
None of this is the plot to any of the projects I have planned, just expository information. The “Earth” in this setting is just a fantasy parallel to the real Earth.
